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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3429, 18 December 1879, Page 3

1 TO-MORROW, Fill DAT, DECEMBER 19. IMPORTANT UNBESEBVED SALE OP FREEHOLD PROPERTY * WITH WINDING ENGINE and BOILEBS, PUMPING PLANT, &d TT7 M, CAE PE N TE B Ha* received instructions to sell by Auction, WITHOUT BEBEBVB, upon tbo premise*, at eleven o'clook in the forenoon, on Friday, Dec. 19,1879, The FREEHOLD SECTION known at Kauaeranga E No. 4, situate near Moanatairi Creek, Thatnea, with the DWELLINGS, ENGINES, BOILERS, and WINDING MACHINERY, erected thereon. AITO THE PUMPING MACHINERY, XNOWK AS TUB • BIG PUMP, With all the APPURTENANCES thereunto belonging; alto, ABOUT 7000 FEET BALK TIMBER, 18in. x 18in., in 48ft. Lengths. Particulars may be obtained at Office of Than** County Council. 1324 TO-MOKEOW, AT 12 O'CLOCK. JOHN TTe T D O N Will' Sell thu TAR ART! GATES, for the 26th and 27'b, to the highest bidder. 1376 TOMORROW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19i«. At 12 o'clock noon. SPORTS ok 26th akd 27th DSCIMBIK. SALE OF BOOTHS AT THE TARARU GARDENS, Which is the Principal and most Suitable place for Sports on the Thames for Families and others seeking Recreation. The Engineer Band will atart from the end of Mary Street, and* be in attendance all day. See Programme of Sports in Thames Advertiser. JOHN ~SYDON Has received instruction from Mr F. Bim<XTT t« Mil the Rieht of LIQUOR and other BOOTHS, QUOIT and BKITTLE GROUNDS. There will be no Outlay required for the Booths, as they are already Erected. . *1358 Meetings HAURAKI ENGINEERS. A 8 your Commanding Officer declined to read my LETTER notifying to yon my roasts for withdrawing from the Contest for the Election of two Second Lieutenants on Friday evening last, I hereby request the Von-OommiMioDcd Officers and Sappers .to MEET me in the LARGE ROOM of the Pacific Hotel THIS (Thursday) EVENING, the 18th instant, at 8 o'clock. 1375 G- N. BRASSEY. A. O. F. COURT PRIDE OF PAENELL, 4409. A4^&ls^ FTIHE ANNUAL fifflmm]^ X MEETING of the l^sMfeJi^ff "bOTC CourtiTill be hdd l^^sfHtlgTir at c reemMonß> Hall, Ovm street, GrahamiJP^^BBRwE town, THIS (Thurtday) m[ J^H& nm EVENING, December ™*n^'&ttbgL 18tb, at 7.30 o'clock. (Smin»ngS!'»w~n Bueinen—Election of Officer* and Surgeoa*. Okas. Ahiib, Secretary. COURT PRIDE OF THE NORTH No. 5575, A.O.F. jjMjft j Ijj^kt ffIHE Regular ANNUAL %mT&UgW -*- MEETING of tha above Vm&&' Court w'" De held in the i«^g!*q3srl MatoMc Hall. Queen stre«t, !TlP3l||on FRIDAY EVENING, y^|pli^!*l the 19th inst., at 7.30. BusineM—lmportant, election of Officers, «fee. By order of the Chief Ranger. Wm. Obijbbcb, Secretary.' General Notices PARAWAI DISTRICT SCHOOL. f pHB Distribution of Prizes will take place 1 on FRIDAY EVENING- at half patt six. Parents and Friends ar» retpectfally inTited to attend. Thomas Sfenck, Cbairaian. Parawai, 19th D«c, 1879. 1373 WAIOTAHI SCHOOL. THE AWARD of the Examiners will be made known on FRIDAY NEXT, 19th mat, at 1 o'clock. Parents and Friends are in?ited to attend. The PRIZES will be distributed on FRIDAY, January 23,1880, on the occasion of the Annual Treat in the Tararu Gardens. H. Chas. Lawios, 1366 Chairman. W. J. CLAXTON, TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, AIBKBT STREET, GBAHAMSTOWIT, HAVING succeeded to the TAILORING BUSINESS of MR JAMES MARSHALL, beg* to call the attention of hi* i Friends and the Public in general to his very large and Fashionable Stock of English, and Colonial Twoo&s, And FANCY COATINGS, which for QUALITY, STYLE, FIT And GOOD WORKMANSHIP, combined with MODERATE CHARGES, cannot be ■urpaised. Ax Ikipection ik Solicited.